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The first '''Libertarian Party National Convention''' was held June 15 - 18, {{Event|year=1972|event=Event}} in Denver, Colorado. [[John Hospers]] and [[Tonie Nathan|Theodora Nathan]] were nominated presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively. They received the first electoral vote won by a woman, cast by [[Roger MacBride]]. | The first '''Libertarian Party National Convention''' was held June 15 - 18, {{Event|year=1972|event=Event}} in Denver, Colorado. [[John Hospers]] and [[Tonie Nathan|Theodora Nathan]] were nominated presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively. They received the first electoral vote won by a woman, cast by [[Roger MacBride]]. | ||
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| Dates: | June 15—18, 1972 | ||
| Location: | Denver, Colorado | ||
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The first Libertarian Party National Convention was held June 15 - 18, 1972 in Denver, Colorado. John Hospers and Theodora Nathan were nominated presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively. They received the first electoral vote won by a woman, cast by Roger MacBride.
Election of Officers
Susan Nolan was elected as National Chair.
Ed Clark was elected as Vice Chair
Diana Amsden was elected as Secretary.
Pipp Boyls was elected as Treasurer.
David Nolan, James Bryan, D. Frank Robinson, and Pat Lowrie were elected as At-Large members.
Audio Recordings
See Also
- Mickey, Me and the LP D Frank Robinson's personal account
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Succeeded by: Strongsville 1973 |
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